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Green Street Workspace

The project

A Workspace provision will be located in a vacant unit on Green Street, directly facing Queen's Square, and delivered as part of the Green Street Community Hub. It will provide opportunities for businesses and residents from Newham to establish themselves in the heart of Green Street and will help to provide more job and training opportunities.

Information about operating model for the workspace will be advertised in due course.

Unfortunately, our initial ambition for a meanwhile standalone workspace on Rochester Avenue could not be delivered. Following a competitive tender process and return of bids, it has been assessed that the delivery of proposed workspace on the elevated car park is not financially viable. Therefore, the project has been re-scoped to instead deliver a smaller workspace provision as part of the Community Hub works. 

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Phases

Phases overview
Phase 1: Engagement
Engagement
Phase 2: Fund Awarded
Fund Awarded
Phase 3: Design Brief Development
Design Brief Development
Phase 4: Draft Design Brief Engagement
Draft Design Brief Engagement
Phase 5: Grant Agreement
Grant Agreement
Phase 6: Final Design Brief
Final Design Brief
Phase 7: Design Commissioning
Design Commissioning
Phase 8: Key Stakeholder Working Group
Key Stakeholder Working Group
Phase 9: Design Phase
Design Phase
Phase 10: Review and preparation
Review and preparation
Phase 11: Contractor Appointment
Contractor Appointment
Phase 12: Build Phase
Build Phase
Phase 13: Re-evaluation
Re-evaluation

Final Design Brief

September 28, 2020 11:00 PM - January 25, 2021 12:00 AM

Further to engagement on the draft design brief for the Green Street Workspace, please press the button below to view the report.

The final brief will be uploaded to this page shortly and will then be used to commission the design team who will work with the local community and businesses to develop the concept design for this project.

Engagement Report